A Coalport Porcelain Dessert Service, decorated in the green bat wing pattern with sprays of flowers between gilt borders, printed marks, comprising: one tall comport, one circular dish and nine plates, 23cm diameter. (11)three plates with cracks, causing not to ring true, all plates with surface scratching and rub to gilt, tall comport with crackle to glaze, dish with some chips to rim.
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A mixed lot to include some silver: 1. a set of nine silver coffee spoons David Field, London 1920 (66g), and three coffee spoons with coffee bean finials 2. a set of six sterling silver and enamel cocktail sticks 3. a silver pill box and two smaller non-silver boxes 4. a pair of Coalport porcelain spirit labels and a silver-plated whisky label 5. a silver-plated case with bold rose and scroll repoussé decoration and two vesta cases (silver plate and white metal)
Pair of early 19th century porcelain sauce tureens and covers on stands, possibly Coalport, painted with bands of purple and gilt fruiting vines, within gadroon borders, the stands with naturalistic oak leaf and entwined moulded handles, the covers with flower knop handles, stand L24cm, overall H18cm
An early Coalport porcelain coffee pot, circa 1800, of baluster form with shanked lower body, decorated in gilt with sprigs and foliage with cobalt band to rim, unmarked, 28cm high; sold together with a Coalport mask-head jug, transfer-printed in the Caughley 'Three Flowers and Butterfly' pattern, C with serif mark, 18.5cm high (3 pcs including cover)
A mixed group of English pottery and porcelain, comprising a pair of gadrooned salts; H&R Daniel gadrooned saucer painted with landscape vignettes and flowers, unmarked, 14.2cm diameter; Chamberlain's Worcester 'Dragons in Compartments' breakfast saucer, 16cm diameter; a Coalport bute-shaped coffee cup and saucer, circa 1805, decorated with a central green dotted band with diamond-shape and oval panels, with red border with scrolling foliate trim, unmarked, saucer 14cm diameter; Wedgwood black basalt teapot and cover, 9cm high; pearlware chinoiserie mug; a creamware slop basin and tea bowl; a Machin porcelain twin-handled ecuelle, pattern 1236; a 19th-century salt-glaze stoneware money box, 12.5cm high; a Staffordshire inverted trumpet vase painted with a male figure with pipe and ale bottle, 14cm high; a Caughley 'Temple' pattern coffee cup and saucer; Derby mask-head jug, circa 1765, painted with birds in branches above fruit, unmarked, 16cm high sold together with a decorative model of a Sphinx and Continental porcelain comprising Oude Loostrecht tea bowl and a Schlaggenwald tea bowl (group) (damages and repairs variously throughout)Condition:Chelsea jug - broken and repaired, crackedLoostrecht tea bowl - variously broken and repaired, chipped
A small group of Caughley blue and white porcelain, 18th century, comprising a 'Tower' pattern coffee cup, a 'Bridge and Windmill' saucer, and a 'Parrot Pecking Fruit' baluster maskhead jug, 14.8cm high (badly cracked); sold together with a John Rose Coalport 'Tower' coffee cup, circa 1800-10, 6.2cm high (4) (a.f)Condition:Baluster jug - badly crackedBridge saucer - several hairlines
A small group of early John Rose Coalport porcelain, circa 1796-1810, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, comprising a 'Banana Tree' or 'Round Window' coffee cup and saucer, 6.5cm high; a 'Pagoda' tea bowl, 9cm diameter and a slop basin with a version of Caughley's 'Tower' pattern, 12.2cm diameter; sold together with a large pearlware jug, painted with a central arrangement of chrysanthemums issuing from a basket and flanked by supplementary sprigs and moths, 20cm high; and an interesting pair of cased Staffordshire butterboats, early 20th century but in the earlier 18th century style, of leaf-shaped form, decorated in iron red, blue and gilt, 9cm overall length (group)Condition:Slop basin chipped and with a descending hairlinePearlware jug - spout and rim chips
A mixed collection of pottery and porcelain, comprising a Worcester pickle leaf dish, circa 1765, 9cm wide; a new oval pattern cream jug, pattern 7, armorial vase, 11.5cm high; a Coalport cache pot and stand, painted with flowers; teapot and cover painted with flowers, 14cm high; miniature lion's head, a Continental porcelain model of a pair of boots, small green glaze piggy bank, a delft inkwell liner; a Derby pot and cover, circa 1775, painted panels of birds, unmarked, 7.5cm high; a Mason's ironstone lavender dessert saucer tureen and cover, painted in blue with flowers, together with a further Mason's ironstone open pot pourri and Mason's baluster vase and cover in the Chinese style; a landscape sucrier, lacking cover, painted by Zachariah Boreman at Williams Simms workshop on a Derby porcelain blank, a New Hall cream jug, pattern 2313, painted with birds; New Hll saucer, printed with Bruce Castle, and a small 19th century cordial glass, three Paris porcelain saucers, Paris coffee can, a Vienna saucer, Meissen coffee cup, once cancelled crossed sword marks, etc (group, two trays)(damages and repairs)
A collection of collectable models of ladies, comprising Coalport: a set of Royal Brides; 'Sophie, Countess of Wessex' 929/7,500; 'Queen Victoria' 4718/7,500; 'Princess Alexandra' 3022/7,500; 'Her Royal Highness, Princess Margaret', 1358/7,500; 'The Queen' 3456/7,500; 'Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother' 3373/7,500 and 'Queen Mary' 2827/7,500; 'Beau Monde - Kate', Ladies of Fashion 'Amanda' and 'Henrietta', Royal Worcester models of 'Queen Victoria' 114/4,500' and 'A Tribute to her Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother' 182/7,500; a Renaissance 'Bridesmaid', a Lenox Legendary Princesses 'Cinderella'; and Franklin Porcelain 'Marie Antoinette' sold with five associated circular plinth stands, booklet for the original set of 5 Royal brides and various certificates (group)Condition:Ladies of Fashion 'Amanda' - head badly crackedCondition otherwise good with no other damages or repairs
4 Egyptian porcelain figures to include Coalport limited edition Egyptian figure Queen Hatshepsut, with certificate, Wedgwood figurine of Tutankhamun The Boy King, Legends of the Nile collection Ltd Edition 3658 of 9500 CW310 24.5cms h plus base stand. Wedgwood figurine of Akhenaten, Legends of the Nile collection Ltd Edition 1615 of 9500 24.5cms h plus base stand, Royal Worcester Figure of Nefertari, 51 of 9500 (D)
A collection of 19th century and later porcelain china hand painted cabinet teacups and saucers.. To include Royal Crown Derby blue and white, Wigmore st Daniell, Coalport, Paragon, Imari pattern, Royal Worcester, Cauldon Ware and three handled Royal Worcester blush three handled miniature cup.7cm x 15cm approx.
Coalport - A collection of six late 20th century porcelain and china lady figurines, comprising of four 1990s Coalport ladies in dresses and two Royal Doulton 2000s ladies in dresses. To include: a Ladies of Fashion 'Anne' Figurine of the Year 1997 piece, an Age of Elegance 'Royal Invitation' Figurine of the year 1998 piece, a Pretty Ladies 'Christmas Day' 2005 piece and more. Makers marks and numbers printed to the bases of the figures. Tallest measuring approx. 22cm.
Regency Period porcelain campana shaped vase, possibly Derby or Coalport, with 2 handles with lion mask terminals, reserves of floral decoration on a cobalt blue ground with gilt highlights, on a stepped circular pedestal foot, H.14cm, and a set of 6 Late Victorian Royal Crown Derby "Two Quail" Pattern teacups with 6 saucers, date marks for 1887 and 1889. (13)
A COLLECTION OF REGENCY PORCELAIN including a Spode gadrooned teacup, two coffee cups and two saucers painted in polychrome enamels with flowers on a pink band within gilded rims, inscribed Spode in burnt orange, a Spode London shaped trio with cobalt blue banded rims enclosing flowers, unmarked, a Coalport teapot and cover painted with landscape vignettes, pattern 2/1132 inscribed in burnt orange, and a Clews pattern 461 plate, 8 1/4" diameter (16) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: fritting to teapot, the blue 'gadrooned' cup has a repaired handle, usual wear to gilding, but therwise all generally good. One cup has a small old hairline to rim (see image).
A Collection of Various 19th Century Porcelain to Comprise Twin Handled Dish, Probably Coalport, Hand Painted with Floral Garland Having Blue and Cream Inset Trim and Gilt Highlights, 31cm wide, a Small Bed Chamberstick in the Same Colour Way (Restored), 9x10x5cm, a Pair of Shaped Dishes with Green Insets and Gilt Trim and a Pair Plates with Pink Insets and Gilt Trim (Various Condition)
A 19th century Spode oval serving dish (pattern 2789); 18.5 x 26.5cm; a 20th century Beleek beehive honey pot & cover on three tall feet, 15cm high (cover restored); a Dresden small comport with pierced rim, 9.5cm high; a Coalport 12cm saucer; a continental porcelain inkwell (restored) & a ditto plate (broken & re-stuck) (6).
Three Royal Worcester figures to include 'Wednesday's Child is Full of Woe', 15cm high, 'Johnnie' 3433, 17cm high, and 'March' 3454, 19cm high, and a Coalport porcelain part tea set comprising six cups and six saucers decorated with floral panels on white and gilt reserves, further cobalt blue reserves, 6.5cm high and 14cm diameter.CONDITION REPORT: There is age-related fading to the glaze on figures, minor crazing. Some minor losses to the gilding on the teawares and crazing to some pieces. There is a small chip to the glaze on the base of one cup. There are variations of colour to one saucer (different shade to the rest).
COALPORT PORCELAIN TEA & COFFEE CUPS, pattern no. 830, decorated with sprays of summer flowers within lavish gilt borders, comprising 6 teacups, 2 coffee cups & 4 saucers (12)Provenance: private collection Swansea.Comments: 4 teacups with hairlines to bases, 1 slightly discoloured, gilt rubbed variously, inspection advised.
A 20th century Coalbrookdale by Coalport porcelain teapot on stand, encrusted with applied flowers, gilding and polychrome decoration, factory marks beneath gilded No. "T5.114", 17.5cm. high, together with a 20th century Sitzendorf porcelain pedestal bon bon dish on three feet, with applied flowers, gilding and polychrome decoration, factory marks beneath, 14.5cm.high.
A Coalport twin handled porcelain dish decorated with fruit painted by Keith Hancock, 25cm wide; three Royal Crown Derby Blue Eves porcelain plates, 21cm diameter; Derby Days fluted plate, 25cm diameter and Old Avesbury (2nd) plate 21cm diameter and a Coalport porcelain plate painted decorated with a Bee Eater by Rita Blyth; 27cm diameter. All good condition no chips, cracks or restoration, minor wear to gilding.
A Spode porcelain coffee cup, early 19th century, the London shape cup with winged figural handle, the body finely enamelled with floral sprays against a cobalt blue and gilt scale ground, red painted maker’s mark and Margaret Bentley Collection label to base, 8cm high; with a further London shape coffee cup, possibly Coalport, the interior enamelled with floral sprays below a cobalt blue and gilt scrolled border, gilt foliate sprays to the exterior, painted fraction mark ‘2/739’ and ‘MB Collection’ label to base, 6.5cm high with a Chamberlains Worcester porcelain model of a recumbent ram, probably early 19th century, on pink ground, painted maker’s mark, Margaret Bentley Collection label, 7cm long (at fault) and a Davenport porcelain cabinet breakfast cup and saucer, early 19th century, the cup of compressed Etruscan form with upturned handle, each piece enamelled with floral reserves against a cobalt blue ground, gilt highlights throughout, red printed maker’s mark to bases, the saucer with Margaret Bentley Collection label, the cup 5cm high, the saucer 14.5cm diameter; with a similarly decorated Davenport teacup and saucer, early 19th century, the cup of Etruscan form with upturned handle, red printed maker’s mark to bases, the saucer with Margaret Bentley Collection label, the cup 6cm high, the saucer 15cm diameter (at fault) See Berthoud (Michael), AN ANTHOLOGY OF BRITISH CUPS plates 503 and 504 for examples of the Etruscan cup shape. CONDITION REPORT:The Spode cup shows a glazing fault to the interior and rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout. The other cup shows pits and frits to the interior and rubbing to the gilt highlights. Neither shows any obvious chips, cracks, crazing or evidence of restoration. Both would benefit from cleaning.The ram shows surface crazing throughout, nibbles to the right ear, and rubbing to the gilt highlights.The Davenport cups and saucers both show crazing throughout and rubbing to the gilt highlights. One cup shows a stained hairline to the interior.
A group of Royal Doulton porcelain 'Guinness' advertising figures, dated 2000, 2003, 2008 and 2010, printed marks and limited nos. 515, 223, 348 and 368, 1774, the largest 20.2cm high together with a Coalport 'Guinness Elephant', 2007, no. 575, 17cm high (6) Condition ReportAll good overall. Harpist with box. Miner Toucan in box. Three further flat packed boxes.No certificates.
A group of collectable ceramics, to include a Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure modelled as a nurse, 21cm high, a Wade Alice in Wonderland figure, a Coalport Princess Ann and Mark Philips commemorative jar and cover, Royal Doulton pottery bowl decorated internally with flowers against a mottled blue ground, 21cm diameter, etc. (a quantity)
Regency porcelain comport, probably Coalport, the waisted rectangular dish moulded with shell form handles and painted with flowers and fruit, raised on a short scrolled palm tree pedestal on circular base, height 16cm.Condition report:Minor loss of gilding to various areas. Crazing and staining to column, leaves and foot. Chips to some leaves. Fine surface scratches to some areas. Would benefit from a gentle clean. Width 31cm. Depth 22cm. Please see additional uploaded images.
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